Giovanna Fletcher

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The Duchess appeared on the podcast after the visit to the children in a nursery in South London

said The Duchess of Cambridge, her parents is an inspiration, her "great grandmother", which involved you as a child in arts and crafts, gardening and cooking.

you said that you want to replicate a similar experience with Prince George , Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

The episode investigated, the start of a survey of Catherine, a debate about Early Childhood .

He had 200,000 responses so far.

In her first podcast interview, Catherine told the author, and host Giovanna Fletcher , the survey aims to ask people "what is it, what counts for you in the education of their children today. "

"I had a great grandmother, who devoted a lot of time to us, play With Us , do art and craft and to Work in The Greenhouse in the garden and cook With Us ," She Said .

"And I try, and contain a lot of the experiences that you gave us at the time, in the experiences I give my children now. "

The Duchess said, her own priorities include providing their children with the "Happy Home " and "safe environment", she had enjoyed as a child.

She Said she was "passionate" about the children spend a lot of time outdoors, adding that it is "so great for the physical and mental well-being" and the creation of The Foundations for healthy development.

"It's a great environment and spend a lot of time in, building the quality of relationships, without The Distractions of 'I cook it' and 'I have to do". And in fact, it is so easy," She Said .

'A generation change'

The one-month online survey, conducted by Ipsos Mori on behalf of Catherine the Royal Foundation," aims to "spark said, a national conversation" on Early Childhood , Kensington Palace .

Launched in January, it is thought to be the largest survey of its kind, and the results to the guide of The Duchess ' future of Work .

this is the First Time The Duchess could Catherine the respondents said on a podcast

"It takes a long time, I'm talking about a generation change, but hopefully this is The First small step: start a conversation, to the importance of Early Childhood development,".

"It's not just about happy, healthy children. This is for the life-long consequences and results. "

Ms Fletcher - married to Tom Fletcher from Mcfly said Kate seemed to be "passionate" about the issue and it was "beyond wonderful and talk more about the study, your Work - you know so much, and your own experiences as A Mother ."

"It doesn't matter who you are, what you have or where you come from - we all try to do our best with Our Children , while it is questioned constantly, our decisions and wonder if we will get it completely wrong. Talking helps to unite us all," She Said .

The "Five big questions",

1. What do you think is most important for children Growing Up in Britain today is To Live a happy life as an adult? Rank from most important to least important:

2. Which of these statements is closest to your opinion?

3. How much do you agree or disagree with this statement? The Mental Health and wellbeing of parents and carers has a great influence on the development of your child(ren)

4. Which of The Following is influenced by the closest to your opinion about the what, how children develop from the beginning of the pregnancy to Five years?

5. The period of a child and young people live, think you, is The Most important thing for health and happiness in Adulthood ?

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Source of news: bbc.com